With Christmas just around the corner, millions of pounds worth of toys will be sold throughout Kent in the run up to the festivities.

And you could win some of the best simply by watching the KMTV's exclusive report on this years top toys.

Answer the question in the video and email your answer to kmtvproduction@thekmgroup.co.uk

Video: KMFM presenters take on Pie Face.

Video: Our toy testers had a play to see which ones were their favourites.

Enter and you could win all these toys...

• RC Mario Kart 7 Yoshi Remote Controlled Car (£59.99)
• Nerf N-Strike Modulus ECS-10 Blaster (£48.99)
• Shopkins Scoops Ice Cream Truck Playset (£19.99)
• Star Wars Lego Millenium Falcon (£129.99)
• VTech Toot Toot Friends Busy Sounds Discovery House (£32.99)
• Ski Scooter Z7 (£99.99)
• Disney Frozen 12in Bike (£89.99)
• Little Live Pets Cleverkeet (£59.99)

Terms & Conditions

Anyone who enters the Competition (an "Entrant") will be deemed to have understood these Rules along with the Terms and Condition and will be bound by them.

The following rules are together with, and in addition to the kmfm competition terms and conditions which can be found here.

To enter the Competition an Entrant must answer the question by emailing the answer, and full name, email and phone number to kmtvproduction@thekmgroup.co.uk

Incomplete entries may not be counted.

Prizes cannot be delivered but can be picked up from a designated KM office.

Entrants must be a resident in Kent and live in the BR, CT, DA, ME, or TN postcode areas.

The winner will be selected at random from correct entries and contacted.

This competition starts on 10 November and closes at midday on 13 November 2015.

We took a look at the toys expected to be most popular this year - and recruited an expert panel to test them.

The most expensive gift is the LEGO Star Wars The Force Awakens Millennium Falcon, which is on the shelves for a whopping £129.99.

Some of the cheaper items include Pie Face - a Russian roulette style game that sees the loser covered in whipped cream - and Our Generation Hair Play Doll Phoebe.

Parents will spend on average more than £300 per child at Christmas, which isn't surprising when you look at the variety of toys on offer.

One for the youngsters, Fisher-Price Bright Beats Dance and Move BeatBo is an interactive toy which makes fun sounds and songs introducing them to colours and sounds.

It's no surprise the phenomenon that is Frozen has made the cut, with a bike for youngsters in the shops for just under £90.

Chris Webster, store manager of Smyths in Ayelsford, said: "I think it's a great mix of toys, there's something for every age group and for both boys and girls.

"You've got practical things, like board games, stuffed toys and Star Wars. There's something for everyone!

"There's lots of different options. Every parent saves up for Christmas, some people start saving in January because they want it to be a special Christmas for their children.

"Nobody wants to be the parent that doesn't get their children what they want. They would rather go without for the rest of the year and make sure Christmas is special."